Author: Karan Bhatta

Pakistan International Airlines (PK) is facing a fresh legal challenge after a constitutional petition was filed in the Islamabad High Court questioning the legality of its ongoing privatisation process.

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has issued a new advisory banning the use of power banks to charge devices during flights across India.

At first glance, counting international airbases sounds like a straightforward exercise. In reality, it is anything but.

In-flight theft remains a quiet but persistent concern in commercial aviation, particularly on long-haul routes where passengers sleep and personal belongings sit unattended.

Ukraine remains at the center of a rapidly expanding military aviation training effort as the country continues to fight an ongoing war while preparing for long-term air force modernization. Ukraine reported that it trained nearly 100 cadet pilots during 2025.

Lockheed Martin has been contracted to deliver 55 Legion IRST pods to the Taiwan Air Force, marking a significant enhancement in the island’s aerial surveillance and targeting capabilities amid growing regional tensions.

Comparing these ten countries highlights a central truth about retiring abroad in 2026: there is no single “best” destination, only better fits for different priorities.

Most business jets carry fewer than 20 passengers, meaning they aren’t legally required to have flight attendants onboard.

The United States will celebrate its 250th anniversary, the FIFA World Cup will take over stadiums across North America, and several new attractions will open across the region.

Turkish Airlines (TK) announced a landmark investment of 100 billion Turkish liras (over $2.3 billion) to build what it calls the world’s largest cargo terminal and an in‑flight catering facility